If Bitcoin was published as an economic newspaper, like the Financial Times, its blockchain would be constitutionally protected. So, what's the problem?

If Bitcoin was published as an economic newspaper, like the Financial Times, its blockchain would be constitutionally protected. So, what's the problem?

If Bitcoin was published as an economic newspaper, like the Financial Times, its blockchain would be constitutionally protected. So, what's the problem?

If Bitcoin was published as an economic newspaper, like the Financial Times, its blockchain would be constitutionally protected. So, what's the problem?

If Bitcoin was published as an economic newspaper, like the Financial Times, its blockchain would be constitutionally protected. So, what's the problem?

If Bitcoin was published as an economic newspaper, like the Financial Times, its blockchain would be constitutionally protected. So, what's the problem?

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